Capturing a little of Pee Wee Herman's weirdness. He's a living caricature to begin with.
Brakes Plus Descriptive Displays
These are part of a series of illustrations used in the Brakes Plus storefront locations to explain brake problems.
Bob The Yak Character
This character was created to represent an internal communications program between the employees and the corporate level for Yes! Communities.
Great Balls of Fire Charity Event
A cooking contest between fire stations that benefits the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
Presidential Portraits
The challenge with these four portraits was keep each in it’s own very basic color palette and distill them down as simply and graphically as possible.
Brake Pedal
This illustration was used to explain the principle of a lever in a school textbook.
Yes! Communities Trailer Art
First in a series of art installations for Yes! Communities corporate offices. The company's roots were in modular homes and trailer park communities.
Yes! Communities Trailer Art
Second in a series of art installations for Yes! Communities corporate offices, reflecting the company's roots.
Yes! Communities Trailer Art
Third in a series of art installations for Yes! Communities corporate offices, reflecting the company's roots.
New Music Waiter
Kent did this fun New Music illustration for a compilation CD design.
Classic Horror Film Characters
Graphic illustrations of classic horror movie characters.
Bruce Rossmeyer Portrait
A variation of this Bruce Rossmeyer portrait was used as part of a logo for his Daytona Harley-Davidson dealership.
Tent Exploded View
This illustration for Colorado Yurt Company shows an exploded view of a tent and its most important components.
Yurt Exploded View
This illustration for Colorado Yurt Company shows an exploded view of a tent and its most important components.
